Larry Carlton H7 VS

quality issue

very rusted strings

high nut

shrinked neck, so you can feel the fret when moving along the neck.

g string first 3 frets are sharp due to high nut and first fret distance. Even lowering the nut doesn't fix it. Went to 2 stores to get setup.

With all the rework and troubles, I might as well get a more well known brand with better quality control.

with all the good youtube reviews. I'm very disappointed. It doesn't take an expert to see a bad quality.

Great guitar but!

This is an amazingly good guitar, I absolutely loved it but sadly I knew I couldn’t live with the weight.. 4 kg is too much to have hanging round your neck for a 2 hour plus set.. also the neck at the nut is a little to narrow but I could live with that if it was lighter…

I returned the guitar..

A little disappointed

After reading and watching other reviews I was very interested in this guitar but I could not connect with this instrument. I did not like the tone control, it's like it's either on or off and the neck is really thin at the nut.

But it's a very beautiful guitar and it had no other issues.

Amazing guitar for the price

Build quality is excellent and it sounds amazing. I could easily compare this guitar to other much more expensive guitars.

A real ES335!

One of the best guitar I own, perfect quality, playability, balance , colour, weight, stable tuning, and ofcourse best sound. But not as expensive as a genuine Gibson ES335.

Weel built, good sounding guitar

The H7 is a very well built instrument, I've found no flaws in binding, inlays or finish. It's not light weight but it sings and has a good clarity in the tone.

The volume controls seem to have a treble bleed that is tuned so it does more of a bass roll off than regular volume control, it's almost like having a seamless blending from humbucker to single coil, not bad but works different from what I'm used to.

If you're not having trouble with a neck that's 40 mm at the nut this is very much guitar for the money.